Faculty of Environment
Addressing global challenges
Our interdisciplinary research is delivering new knowledge and technologies
Find out how
Faculty of Environment
The world is facing challenges of environmental change and natural hazards. These changes affect the whole of society and there is a growing need to understand them to provide advice and practical solutions to manage and mitigate their impact.
We tackle these challenges by bringing together expertise across a wide range of topics, covering earth sciences, environmental science, sustainability, geography and transport planning to deliver impact-orientated research.
Our research informs student education opportunities, which means you'll learn about the latest developments from world-leading researchers and gain the wide-ranging skills required to help address pressing environmental and societal issues.
Top 20
in the world for Earth and Marine Sciences
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
36th
in the world for Geography
QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
12th
in the world for Transportation Science and Technology
ShanghaiRanking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2019
Research and innovation
We conduct interdisciplinary and impact-orientated research to address challenges at regional, national and global levels. To achieve this our research is user-led and solutions focused, driven by the needs of our partners and stakeholders.
Future focused research
A prestigious fellowship will support five University of Leeds researchers…
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New insight into links between transport and land value
Anew report reveals the relationships between transport and property value…
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The benefits of investing in zero-carbon cities
Anew report shows low carbon measures in cities could reduce urban emissions…
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Cutting emissions gradually will not cause a sudden jump in warming
Reducing fossil fuel emissions aggressively but gradually will not cause a…
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Tuesday 15 October 2019, 14:00 - 15:00
More on ICAS external seminars: Albert Klein Tank (Met Office)ICAS external seminar: Andrew Gettelman (NCAR/University of Oxford)
Tuesday 22 October 2019, 14:00 - 15:00
More on ICAS external seminar: Andrew Gettelman (NCAR/University of Oxford)Schools outreach
We deliver events and activities to showcase this fascinating subject area to students at schools and colleges across the UK.
More on Schools outreachEquality and inclusion
The University community is made up of a wide range of people with diverse backgrounds and circumstances, which we value and regard as a great asset.
More on Equality and inclusion“RT @AnaMarvellous: Dr Anna Hogg from @CPOM_news & @PriestleyCentre studies the effects of climate change in polar regions for @ESA_EO… t.co/GkIyhGCMq0” -
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“Welcome to the Faculty of Environment! Looking forward to seeing what you get up to over the next year! t.co/ZqYoei6cBl” -
4 days ago
“Congratulations to Dr Laura Carter (@SoGLeeds) receiving a Future Leaders Fellowship from @UKRI_News for her resear… t.co/0V1aEjff7t” -
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